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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1963
Page
41
A teenage reader asks how to handle homesickness at camp and fear of separation. Ann Landers advises facing fears by repeated exposure and planning a sleepover with his mother’s agreement. The column also offers guidance on interruptive talk and funeral etiquette in practical, plain terms.
San Diego police replace cloth caps with helmets for meter maids amid a record heat wave reaching 101 degrees. The change aims to shield workers from sun exposure during long shifts.
Applications are being accepted for the twelfth class of the Southern Nevada School of Practical Nursing beginning in January. The Clark County District program is approved by the Nevada State Vocational Education Dept and the State Board of Nurse Examiners. Applicants must be over 17 with a tenth grade education. both men and women may apply. Tests will be given to eligible applicants.
A University of Rochester study uses a floating bed lifted by jets of compressed air to isolate heart force measurements from background vibration. Researchers gain highly precise data unobtainable with even minor tremors present in traditional setups.
Hollywood star Vincent Edwards of the Ben Casey medical series directed one episode for the current season.
The staff of the Senate Commerce Committee has been ordered to prepare a preliminary study of possible legislation to address unspecified issues. The move signals early committee consideration of regulatory options. The directive frames an initial factfinding phase ahead of formal drafting.
A group of about thirty African freedom sitters attempted to integrate bars and cafes in Salisbury, were booed by white youths, and police arrived in riot trucks to break up the melee. No arrests were reported as newspapers face labor-management disputes cited by Sen. Warren Magnuson who urged a study on press freedom.
Dr. David Gelfand, cardiologist at Philadelphia General Hospital, received AMA Physician of the Year Award at the 23rd annual Congress on Occupational Health in San Francisco.
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